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8208 SMD REWORK STATION INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MANUFACTURER:AOYUE TONGYI ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT FACTORY CHINA Http:www.aoyue.com
Email:
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I. Package Inclusion ： 1 main unit 8208 handheld gun 3 types of air nozzles 1 instruction manual 1 IC popper 1 power cord II.
to the rework component’s size .The sensor will activate the machine and start releasing hot air upon lifting the handset . 3.
Features: 1.
Turbine motor generated that creates natural soft whirly air . Best suited for reworking large SMD components, plastic insideconnector, mobile phone speakers and others. 2. Sleep mode sensor . The unit goes standby mode when the handle is put back into the holder . It will turn off and release cold air after one minute of not using . Returns to previous setting when air gun is lifted . III. Operation : 1.
Plug the cord . (Make sure that the unit is free from damages caused due to transit . If any damages are present , do not use the product. Contact distributor immediately.)
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Turn on power switch (ON), cool air will start to blow once the unit is turned on . Set temperature and air flow according
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Pay attention to the type of component being reworked when adjusting the temperature and airflow . If working with PCB plastic components or larger CPUs, higher temperature and airflow is needed . Do not let the hand held gun stay in one position , it must be used in a rotating manner . Never let it stand focused in the component for more than one second , at least 15mm distance form the component necessary . Wait until the solder starts to shimmer and completely melts, use a tweezer to remove the component . This process is also used when soldering . Return the handset to the holder after usage . The unit goes to Standby mode when the handle is put back into the holder . It will turn off and release cold air after one minute of not using Previous setting is returned when air gun is lifted . Turn off the power switch after using . Remove power plug when unit is not going to be for a long time .
